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INCOMPLETE PROTECTION: EXONERATION CLAUSES IN NEW YORK TRUSTS AND POWERS OF ATTORNEY Ilene S. Cooper* and Robert M. Harper** Exoneration clauses excuse fiduciaries, most notably executors and trustees,

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